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Welcome to the wiki of the Experimental Publishing (XPUB) and Lens-Based Media Masters at the Piet Zwart Institute, Willem de Kooning Academy. This wiki reflects the day to day workings of the course and is dynamic and 
in-process. For a more stable overview of these two Masters of Arts in Fine Art and Design, please visit:
- XPUB: https://xpub.nl
- LB: https://www.pzwart.nl/lens-based
Calendar
PAD!
Staff
Students - past & present, and links to work
Helpdesk - How to, where to, ... - answers
Handbook for non-EU students
Materials - WIP / Where to find stuff in NL 🤔😭🤯😳
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Special Issue #22 - Radio Worm: Protocols for an Active Archive
Prototyping XPUB1, XPUB2
Arduino club
Past Special Issues
methods xpub
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methods lens-based
LB1 Thematic Seminars
Thematic Seminar Is it Possible to Talk about Power and Violence?
The History of Handmade Film
Thematic Do-It-Yourself Film
Thematic Concept and Practice of VR Filmmaking
LB2 Thematic Seminars
Mentor Seminar
Thematic Gallery Installation with Stefanos Tsivopoulos
Links for second year students
Graduate Seminar 2023-2024
Professionalism- Postgraduation
Prototyping_2 Xpub
Help:Graduation_Show
LB2 2023 and V2 + WORM
Links for all Lens-Based students
Lens-Based Core Booklist
Photography Stores & Other Resources
Help:Graduation_work
Lens-Based Guests
Resources:
EtherPad list - collective notes
the bootleg library
Cookbook - tasty code recipes
Helpdesk - how to: eduroam, printers, JSTOR, etc
Material at WdKA Rental
AV Equipment
Archive Protocol - How to archive work
XPPLunch - Lunch sharing
Amazing Studio Makeover (LB)
Money:
Financial protocols and student claim forms
XPUB3
collectiveioning.xpub.nl
The NeverEnding Publication Pad
Print Publication Launch Pad
Ham Distro Grand Central List
Modules Archive
Graduation work
Past Focus Groups
Thematic Projects
Prototyping
Group Crits
Reading, Writing & Research Methodologies
EYE Researchlabs Archive
Course Archive (2006-20016)
Complicating The Subject
Writing Through Editing
Decolonizing strategies towards an ethical gaze